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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after May 10 trains leave
OH ltFIFt At IoT Why 10 q NITIN Itt
GRAND CENTRAL DEPO'
Largest and Finest Passenger station in Americ

largest and Finest Passenger station in America
~ colchester Express drawing room Albany
Troy Paitsburg ST Adams ROns.s Point and syracuse
900 ~. the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED. composed
and sleeping for Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ana Toledo arriving
Chicago $50 a. n. next day
tlO3O Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
daigua ami Rochester
til:S0 m Western New.York and Northern Express.
with drawing room cars
$50 Albany Troy. Saratoga and Utica Express. with
drawing TO Troy Runs through 10 Caldwell LAKE
GeOrge) on saturdays
Il D. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
% D. Chicago Express with sleeping cars foe
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Toronto, Toledo Detroit and Chicago
Dining-car New-York to Albany
1850 D. m Fast Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express with
sleeping Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST
Louis also to Auburn, Geneva and Canandagua
D. M. Montreal Express With sleeping cars TO Platts-
burg ST. Adams and Montreal Runs to tca stopping as
principal stations
81 M SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester 7i0a Bu :
falo, 9:35 H. and Cleveland, l2:l p. m. next day.
t-9l Pacific Express. with sleeping ears Tor Roche
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago Sleepinscars TO Clayton via Cca daily exceps
II is m Night Express. with sleepingcars TO Albany
Connects with the morning trains FOR the West and
for the North Except Saturday night.
Tickets and space Drawing and Sleeping on
sale Central Depot Ala 7S5 and 90 broadway,
IL PARK Place Battery Place. 81 West lz9ths AMI
Mott Haven station l3Sth-st New York; 1873 Washington
baggage calsA1or and checked from residence.
daily, oilers daily except Sunday. tStop at Mot
Haven station (l38thst). -
J. NJ. TOUCEI. HENRY MoNETr,
General perintenlent. General Passenger Agent
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the fluctuations smalland Insignificant The market
was dull and featureless at the close.
Government bonds dull and firm. Annexed are
the closing quotations:

In state bonds Virginia 6s deferred receipts we're active
and nom IL 10 12ls. North Carolina special taxes
sold at and Arkansas "a To Central Railroad at
H. OF city bank stocks American Exchange sold Soo AZ
iii ami Metropolitan Q0O at %.
Comparatively the general bond market was more
active than the share market and prices were firm
Erie second 6s however. again depressed to 100
and closed 100 dlOOi New York Central debenture 5s
sold at 1919 alO2 Central of NewJerscy issues were
about steady. Lake Shore first Is mp y TO 1888
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia gold 5s were
easier 90 Columbus, Hooking Valley aud Toledo 5s
were per cent higher ut 81. Louisville New-AOany
and Chicago consos strong NJ %. Toledo 81
Louis and Kansas City rsts sold at 967se97 Atlantic
and Pacific incomes were active AMI up To 80 G3775.
Fort Worth and Denver frsts were y higher at 93.
OF unlisted securities dealt In az the stock Exchange
Cotton seed Oh certificates sold (3Oo) at 50i9 BOA
Georgia Pacific seconds $4,000 at 80. Kanawha and
Ohio nrsts 100000 At 75liQ7j. Boston. Hartford aud
Erie at s. Georgia Pacific 200 ut 20
Mexican National C200l at IL. Phenx Mining 400 AZ
81 l2a. Security Milling and Mining u,2OO) nj - 2oa
$6 qdS7 12la and san Sebastian 900 al - 20.
There TO transact ns in money and tile rates
nomnally ruled at Sal per cent.
The sub-1reasury was debtor nt tho Clearing House
$7O7 1888. and IL redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
The weekly statement Of bank averages shows only
small changes. The gain In cash Is reported only
81. 900 As the operations OF the subTreasury have
contributed to rising bank cash average The small gain
reflects continued movement OF currency to the in
terror. The surplus reserve Is increased S92,325.
following compares the total statements of June and
II:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ION and after MAY 10, 1882.
nprAr TpyJvY yINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYorh ss0rosses and coandt Streets
HsrrsSaG fIsburg end ths weys win Pullman Palace
E::s.ssf .ss b s ssd Ss.y tas
v.Sisss S:ss ~ as.- Sss' CO Ed:
ys s'i T.s.l sss les e s';'i s,a ,al.
ssT:S ss'Ss ;tS,s; s'Ss
tsd ss1sy 3ssi ssS 1I.
sss Fly M T 81 s:a sss.p and n,rn.. sta.
Sunday sunday " Gas Io and s ao stop
r ps s:G' CT ss'ss Ts S:TG: e; VIZ
and Bay LiaS 4so m vse1days Il, ,,roox train.
s s@a;' % re %
rfsiss s!TtS.. From pit,seura JiS 80 Ii;so TOO
SsS 1j sJS ESQ., SIS s sss Sss
S3S 53% "a ssS 49, q $50 IA
fi:5o NJ, s,2c $50 TOO s.o5. 3.90 5i35 1885 n N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NswYors via Dcsbrsssos and cors
s SHd ssSst fsrrs as iGow A., 10 wa,s,s,o, Linn
ssl sSsS r4;;:.: All n e. III f. -
s' esvss .y saesSs sssa.y
ana lie. M B :. 70, sq e,m 10 NJ and p M
TRAINS leave grca street station paiaSds SY
end ils1 gsd sfgr',' ia r sp AZ 40 NJ a2a as.
6ay IaOi 800 Abs t4o bio 80 $40 IN, ie;s9, s'0
ALSO LinitsD. SIS $685. 7ile and eii2 p m.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. G0O and @5o p m
daily. except sunday,
Ticket onses san lS5 and 3i4 Broadway Asor House.
Battery AMI foot Of Desbrosse3 and Corts3d sta
Courst and BROOKLYN Annex station. foot Of Fnitonst
BROOKLYN, station Jersey city Emis Ticket ONCE CAS-
tie Garden .
The New.YorK Transfer Company will call for aud check
baggage 70 hotels and residences
CHARLES IL PUGH. u WOOD.
General A.as-eg. GsAea-i l-asi A-eA-
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Vanderblt-avA

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortiandt and De
brossss follows
\ a E for (atasauqua and intermediste POINTS -
8 IN. Geneva, Lyons Elntra Rochester BunaS snu
the West and principal LEGAL ponts Chair car 70 r
D. No. FOR TunK ana intermediate points Cnar sH
20 Iunkhansock Connection Reading and HarrisourE
Pirtstoa and principal inermediAte pom@'
Chair Pittst0n. ..-.. c..n..,,,.
% Rsaaips and Harrisburg. Chair car TO Coplay
7 ?, n. for Geneva Lyons ElmrA kocAes'sr ouH~A' -
~ " 80 ~ M Tor fsIrays sad intermediate ponta o..
~, T.. ~ q "a u m and $40 D. connect pos
eli pSnis In Mshanoy srd il a,e.sn e Ss rssiona
SUNDAY TRAINS .r,.ea nal. ~
m scr --aueh CHUNK Hazietou interm edaso pos' -
GIo n M for Cuplay and intermediates u" n,> ~, .uf
D. '.-nr'' -
L. .,s... yzs k;rs,a.l A.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y, T. Z. q TT. X. H Co, esse6A
earlier from foot OF Jay-st North River;
pe{oit and Chicago 800 IL. 'e05. 'sl3pm.
Utica syracuse, Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls. lis, IS: 80 s605, 1918 ?.
highland Kingston sangerties, Catskill Albany. 3l5.
TIM, 1896. IL 80 g m. T. .6:o5, AIS Pm.
Cranston's West Point Cornwall. Ncwburg '3l3 TIA
.955 10 u.s. 80 1915, s&5 and 500 v ~
Cranstop's. Cornwall Neweure
For Montres and csbses East e,co 2 N; ron,.
London, se.5s q M. 900, S:lo Iotohto
Elegant sleeping cars TOT Buffalo, Niaga. Falls. cncn'
na bay DAILY eTespt saturday Other daily exceps
SUNDAY. -. .,...,.. .,r .cconap,oaa-
,cn. apply Offices. Brookyh-335 wash
inronst Annex ONCE. foot OF fulton-st
New ork city SoS 1855 3t2 Broadway l6s Bowery aud
G. X. LANBEkT,
byanderbutayA Gensa al Passenger Agent
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SAINT PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD &C. D
OrlICE on THT SECRETARY AND IkkAslREh
81 PAU, MINI, May IL, 1881
HINuE ANIMAL. MEETINE of the stock

Il
holders of the ST. Paul and Duluth Railroad company
for t. election and consideration OF e reso
lion duly adopted by the Board OF directors o
and mentioned below and the transaction or snch ohe
ness may brought before the meeting WI ss hea az
The office OF the company In the city OF 81 raul Mlhheso
on Monday, Juno 20, 1887 at IL o'clock noon - s,,..
The transfer bOuks will DO closed At p M on Sauiu'S'
May H. M reopened Friday, June - 1881.
The resolution above referred 10 - as follows a.
Resolved That s eIpetient and necessary ior INC ny
prcslen that should have additional terminal lelu,s
ami tracks tho grades and curves 81 me
roo son DO other necessary improvements 20
nae m soo IA possible all involving an estimated eApsnd'
ture In the ensuing two OF three years OF
ward of two millions dollars and IN ordef 10 raise ls
sum or procure additional facilities equlincht anu I'M
uroyements recommended that there be sunne 20 mo
ckholder at the next ANIMAL meetng e loHo""s pio
nosit ans for the adoption of or more OF thehh
Frst-The temporary application oi the lncohe rum "h"'
and stumpage O necessary improvements -. =, 90.
Second-The and sale OF The common stuVH az
less than par full amount provided IN the u"
CORPORATION anil the plan OF reorganization hn1y
million dollars being increase OF nearly TWO mhioh uo
lars -, -, n,.a.,. ar. IN horrow two
million dollars upon bonds OF the company uxo,,
Tonrtb-As.ent To the organization OI leIn'h"l ,
nthcr 10 furnish suoh eiihlh's
racs AMI facilities tho stock oil wicn shati ys
v This company authority 10 the Bo4ru OF
ri This complny guarantee tho principal anu ,ens
nds M said terminal other company 10 inc amount Vi
two million dollars -. ,,,,.x.
by ofaef u '"' ''A'N PHiLIP s. HARRIS. Secretary
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEI

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
4 m Table Of May I'D 1851.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" At 400 50, 900 100 nj $780, 800 400 $50,
fs0 I2roo p m SUNDAYS ut 400, b;45 mt 6S0 i2iol
Trains leaving at 400 7yo 1loo M. 1880 400 So
i2,60 p m pecton tor Reading Harrisburg Potts
VILE sto 400 ot Eason, Bethlehem Allentown. head.
ing HARRISBURG ETC On sundays for kaston-
73O for Easton Bethle hem Allentown. Mauch Chunk
$40 Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Wikesbarre Scranton Reading HARRISBURG Pottsvil, 9,
TamaQua shanokin Sudbury LewisburG Nlliamsport
90 and 1880 p, tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown,
Melch CHUNK Reading Harrisburg eto
S&5 p m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wfkeslarre Scranton ramsoua shan0ktn Sunbury Lewis
burg Williansport etc.
ado D. M fur Easlon. Bethlehem Allentown, etc
bS5 for Easou, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wkebarre Reading, Harrisburg etc On Sundays at 80
$50, s,I5 HOO a. M. 100 400 43Q Gl6 p 10. Sundays
400 900 for Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
(excspt sundays). Point Pleasant
$50 s;l6 a. M Loo 430 m. for Lakewood Toms River
40 m 100 D. m for Atlantic CITY vinelaud Bridgeton
A,3Q $40 IL +5 m. 100 430. $3.50 for Freehold
$50 0O0 sl5, ll00. lli46 a. N, Loo 400 1870 g. 80
SEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier n. r., via sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands, seaortxht Long Branch, Co.. 4s1
1913 M 141 445 Ia. Sundays except Atlantic High.
Fr EIberoa ksDuy PARK Ocean Grove PIT Pleasant &C..
l0 q. n, Stj Sundays lekeept Asbury Park and
Osran Srove) Vt3O O. N
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOORS
SAN FRAN fsco June H. 1881
SATURDAY. June LIP. NJ.

SO far as the stock market was concerned this half
holiday practically whole one. The transactions
ia the two hahours of business aggregated only $3.50
shares and prices generally easier London quota
tons instead Of respou ding TO Yesterdays home higher
prices came Usually whether the London market
for American railways is ruling higher or lower than the
equivalent OF home prices its fluctuations follow onrs
The fact that did not this morning indicates Amer
can manipulation and perhaps some more cables OF bad
news 1t was the London quotations which influenced
our opening prices made them LAS per cent lower
than last evenings closing figures After the opening
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MACPARLANE q JENKINS,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
A BROADWAY. NEW-yORK.

OFFICE OF THE -.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY,
110 LiDERTl-ST. .- - $500.
NEW.YORK. JUNE 3. 1887.
that books OF transfer OF the
Capital stock mis- Company will DO closed from Wodnei'
day. the 18Th. TO saturday. the 2jth inst. Inclusive.
Of record the closing OF the books VIII DC
entitled subscribe 10 tho extent Of 10 per cent OF me p
value the price ~ aud accrued interest
hundred Ave cent General Mortgage
Gold Bonls OF the Company.
PAYMENTS will be due equal nstalmenis Jnly l and
next but may be made IN full prior thereto Iho
rght suhcrbe expires Juno 18th lnst anu may Do a.
signed the forms prepared therefore, .
circular Of the HeOrs tnztton Committee anu
blanks and transfer OF rights may be had upon
application At this Office.
IVY BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
j. w, WATSON,
TRFASI RER
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OF interest in Boston Harbor Thus far eighteen
organizations bave sgnfed their intention OF Dems
rresent Among the visiting organizations VIII be
tho veteran corps OF the ed Regiment Of the New
York National Guard
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
- Steamers Kaaerskil and Caskl leave Pier SO ~ ~,
Jayst, week day Al j. m, CONNECTING Win
Catskiu Mountain and Cairo Railroads - -.
Commencing July Kaaterskl will leave Saturdays at
Sew circular WITH list Of houses. rates. &C.. Of the
P'' " ~ " J. Hughes, Treas, Catskin. NJ Y.
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LAcKAWANNA and " EST-

DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK and BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAGNe. No DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots IN NswYork foot Of Barclay and Christopher SITS
Daily Sundays Buffalo and Osveao Express
for Water Gap srondsburg Scranton Bnghamon Elmira
Bath Buffalo, Oswao Greene Oxford, Norwich,
Utica connect AZ Scranton for Pittton Wilkcsbarre Dan
vile and Owego for Ithaca and inferno
dilte stations
M. Binghamton and Elmira Express for Water Gap
Scranton Bnahamton and Flura connects at Scran
ton Tor Pistston. Kingston, wlkesbarre, Sc
40 p. scranton, WllkesharTe ana Kingston Express
p. Daily BufalO Limited Express for Stroudsburg,
Scranton RnEhamion. Owcgo, Emira Corning Bath. Way
land BuhslO. &C. arriving In Buffalo $40 nj sleeping
coach TO Oean.
p. IN. Daily Buffalo, Utica and Oswego Express for
s'rondsburK scranton, Bnghamton, Cortland Syracnse
oswego Greene oxford Norwich, Utica and hichneld
Springs connects at Ovego for ithaca Act intermediate sta
saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains for
all points West
To&es sale and baggage checked at 2S5 broadway and
at westeott Express Offices In NewYork and Brookyn
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
Although dull and kept within narrow limits the crnde OIL
marx OF Yesterday and higher prices ruled
The news was OF negative character tho irmness OF re-
fined fact there Ia long oil apparently IN
hands for the Improvement The speculation
decided character however but tho close was seay
Al = small gan. .,-.,,
dated Exchange follows:
OuennS - :, lowest 20 '.
Highest ......... G394 FInal. %
SsleA barrels '''''V'
firm Fridays advance at G4 cents per
gallon Abel tos al ali ports.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sTocKs.

SALES ATTHE STOCK EXCHANGE-JUyE II.
THE GENERi Al Ll5r
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The Clearing House statement to-day a. follows:
Exchanges. $l0s l3O9lS; balances. $5244,i06 For
the week: Exchanges, SO33 lSO,4OO; balances
S3O5S7. 400.
In London British consos opened steady Mt 10l y and
lOl 1871 respectively for and account. bat closed
at 10l 9l6 for BOTH American railways opened weak
and closed Wh small recOyrries The London market
had closed when opened Al Paris, French 8 per
cents declined from S2.O2i2 tO SL72l2.
The customs receipts reported at Washington tofav were
SOP $40 and The internal receipts si4O4fO
The ntcI states Treasury received SiUUOUO National uanA
redemption, and the pts for the week were as
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tsx 7:i9 ssoa $50; $3.50 p m. (:so >. Saturday:
ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave
t %nsI ssy saS han a ns seOwn from ban,
m :, DaIIy Day Express Buffet prasins room
bunalo; NIAGARA Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
mmDsy chicago and St Loui. Limited solid pHn
Cleveland Cincinnati Ch.csgo ard 81 Loui. Pullman
iton and Toronto No extra charge Tor last time
% SasS % Pn DAY and Fns
Chicago.
56o Clio $50 is 75 $50 1880 NJ 1900 niSn H
pr!ss.sn week Az. ~ Sss 72% go ie2oa NJ
saSs. ;SS III Gss ss.S A. s ssS s
ssS iSS 1910 a.
SUNDAY. O. is = NJ. $40 $50 soop NJ 0O H'"A'S4.
'g Rcsn ss 400 $40 800 so 500 So; $50 60 7.is
g ISs R enS Tos sanda Ss s aa s 1920
warwck. 445 BOO. 1920 M. ESQ., ai3C D. m. sundays
Monticello and White Lake. 900 m. &sOp M
NsCSrs and sn GSrU.a 20 200 go m 4so and
Montgomery .ondout and Kingston. 500 g. m $50 p m.
scranton, bpniaors = week days, 900 a m 2sopm
eG. she AZ lS' S,d so eco iSeo 2So $50 $50
s,Ya a9o oS odp '''o elo' s'oo ieIo
MlaaIs,Sxn ssss days As 5.S 800 300 lO?oa m. 2so
400 $50 so M The 800 o :. sS . tops
psr, G Jsr8 oa ESQ 600 1920 NJ aso aao 4,o co,
500 ssOp. sundays, SIS. s:oo io:2o M, 500 Gs3
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches DO obi ine and orders
oc s Nos s ao IT. 81 s5. 49, We @.
No ssi FultOnst BrSoEIyn or At The cSmpsnys dePO,s
sl5 1888 a. IN. and o. 20 and 1000 D. M. 49,"
Gko. DE HAVEN. A O. z. AEt !. 7. FARMER. G. ?. Aga
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CTONINGTON LINE. Inside Route for

BOSTON AND ALL EASTERN POINTS
Steamer Will leave Pier new No. 49, North River
block above Canast al p. m. daily. except sunday.
W. X. BA BCOCK, A. q. PA. u. Ii. BRIGGS q. p. A.
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RAILROADOFN NEW JERSEY

IN Trans leave from Chamberss Station for Englewood
Tepahy Closter. sparki and Nyack $50, 7:ln 1920
esq and 1870 M. lag. $50 4;+5o, 6;zo o4o. $3.50,
1880 y. H. II midnight. sundays. 7:l0 $50 and
p IN. For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey ana Tslmans
b3S 40. $3.50 a. M, 400 $3.50 m (3O M Saturdays
only Sundays. $50 g. m. p m.
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SALES Ar TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
TEIROLEUH EXCHANGE.
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A CHOICE MINING INVESTMENT.

IN
The subscription books OF the Tortta Gold and Silver
Mining Company remain at the Office OF the COM
pany 81 broadway only few DAYS longer The stock
being rapidly taken by parties and by synd
Gates representing foreign capital whose behalf the prop
erty has been who report one OF the
bost ever placed on tho market
Even with present Imitei facilities for working the
mines thoy earning handsomely and dividends Will CON-
mence in September Tho Is listed the Consolidated
Exchange where IL will be placed on the cali IL was
pronounced by tho Listing Committee as being ono OF the
best presented them In OF those mnes
has yielded and IL runs as high as
s5 900 per ton twelve in number all deve
oped and productive and located in tho Owls Head Mn
ing District, PIMA County Arizona ten miles from the South
ern Pacific road $50 acres with belt OF
ore three miles long The supply OF rich ore practically
ne1hausuble Prospectus will be mailed Application
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON, June ll-l230 m.Cons9s lO a;lO tor t e1sn
money account. Atlantic and Great Wesern flrst
mortgage Trustees Certificates 40 do Second MORTGAGE
los Canadian Pacific. 81; Erie. $3.50; Illinois central
I3st,: Mexican Ordinary. Oh Il st Paul Common jan
Pennsylvani S7isj heading 26Si Mexican Central $50
Pans adyccs quote fhroe Per Ceut Hentes 81 francs
72i for the account r..
2pm-Atantlc and Great Western First Mortgago rns-
binary "a; Mexican Central, 1880
IIndsOns bay Company. "a ..
Money = per cent 1910. ,.,-.... o,,,s.
discount In the market
bills n Is per cent ,.-- -, o, ,..no.
PARIS quote Three or Cent Rentos AZ ~ anes
rs cemes the account and London AT 20
francs 20 u confines for checks.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

4 VI DIlffNOII
i NETWORK, NEW.HAvEN and HARTFORD r. y
Train, leave Hrlsn River 5ta,l corner l3!i,S AL Lr
colnave. near rlrl Avenue Bridge acro3, Haren Hve:
Preached By sscon Avenue ami SuJurb,n E,ev,s rNL
roais, !nly sr,spt sun tiy1 6tl 7j. $40 10 II .
2:l0 3j5. t:fb $40 $50, 1880 for PORT Moi.
ris Casanova (oif POINT Hunts Poins West Farms Van
Nest West Chester. Bav Chester (PeIha BAY. Bar
tow Gcity Isl,l Pelh'n Manor AMI New RocaslIe COZ
main line OF tho NewYork New.Haven and Hartford Rail-
road shore Line AMI Air line Divisions New Canaan, Ai
deown New Britain AID Hed brAncheA aud Boston a1t
all points East
Midnight for New Rochss AMI all inter no Tat,
tons 1t 1910 daily. except Mondays
for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons m 1901 and $50 p m the latter tram connect
ing at New. Rochelle with way train 10 stamford
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PROVIDENCE LINE FOR

Providence Worcester and Northern New England points
Steamers RHODE ISLAM and MASSACHUSETTS
will leave PIER 30 Mr. daily. except Sunday at y.
W. r. BABCOCK, A. @. p. A. o. II. BRIGGS q. p. A.
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CHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston

~ Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Central
Station az a. M Limited Express except sunday p m
Fast Express at III p. m. daily. Newport EXPRESS
leaves at daily except Sunday. Palace Paror Cars
Sleeping Cars TO destination
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NORWICH LINE, for Boston, Worceste

NOkW IC1 LINE, Tor Boston, W worcester,
~ Portland New London Norwich, White Mountains and
all points Fast rom Pier 40 North River foot OF Watts
ST. pier above DesbrOssess ierTy) daily Sundays
cepted at m steamers CITY OF Worcester "Nity Ut
Boston," city Of New York" and "City of Lawrence"
Tickets and atcrooms secured 207 26 397 45 and 957
Broadway 10 and IL Greenwichst. 1873 BoweIy Astnr
House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan hotels 1888 Fulton-st-
Brooklyn; at Pier 40. North River and oh steamers
@. W. BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

following the relation between the total reserves
AMI the total deposits = the respective datas;
epecio - s72499 900 s72 III 900 ner s32s.0Oo
IepaLienders. 2lG5lGpO 24,gS3 600 Inc. 3jJ,oOo
Total reserve sg7154.5DO Sg7.lCl, 500 Inc. $1,000
Reserve rcq'rd 49,
agstCepOsits. 92.S2U.115 o2,I4l,ioo Dec Sp'"-'
Yo- -s5 i1n t,O ~ g15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.

ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good daysl 81 2a
Steamers c. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier. 25 e. r., nj. and IL p. (sundays
cepted) connecting New Haven with special foe
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE,
sold and checked at 94A Broad
N Y. and CouIt-sL, Brooklyn